#DarienGap: The numbers climb, dominated by China, Venezuela, and then there is Central Asia: Afghanistan, Pakistan. And now Syrians: single males, fit, moody and clannish like the Chinese. @Michael_Yon

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🗓️ 29 October 2023

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#DarienGap: The numbers climb, dominated by China, Venezuela, and then there is Central Asia: Afghanistan, Pakistan. And now Syrians: single males, fit, moody and clannish like the Chinese. @Michael_Yon

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/what-potential-new-refugee-program-would-include/

1927 Indigenous Darien Province, Panama

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0:00.0	Have you ever had an instant connection with someone?
0:02.8	You see them and you just know.
0:04.8	But what flies in your stomach?
0:06.3	Wedding bells ring in, the whole enchilada.
0:09.0	It's more than just compatibility.
0:11.5	It's a special connection.
0:13.6	They're the one.
0:14.8	They into your yang, the ketchup to your chips,
0:17.3	the gravy to your son they roast.
0:19.2	The Samsung Galaxy Buds FE to your Samsung phone.
0:23.0	New Galaxy Buds FE.
0:25.0	The perfect match for your phone.
0:27.0	Discover in-store and online at Curies.
0:30.0	I'm back with my colleague, Michael Jan.
0:32.3	Michael, at Michael Underline Jan.
0:34.9	That's how to find Michael's reporting on Twitter.
0:37.4	He's in Belize.
0:38.8	We were talking about Panama City where Michael spent a lot of happy hours
0:43.1	because of the hotels, the people.
0:45.3	But now we go to the Darian gap.
0:48.0	And what appears to be an industrialization of the Darian gap
0:52.4	would used to be dangerous, solo in teams of two or three
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